October went out with some wonderful summer-like temperatures. But with the arrival of November the chilly fall temperatures have returned. This morning during the wee hours before dawn we got a killing frost aka a freeze. Pretty much every crop…
It is that time of year … our tomatoes are done for the season. They had a good run, our thousands of plants were very productive. This season’s total tomato harvest was our biggest to date, with over 3,350 pounds…
Recently we have been having some classic autumn weather, rainy days, crisp cool mornings, gusty afternoons, and some days where the bright warm sun almost makes it feel like it is still summer. This weather seems to be perfect for…
The first of our pumpkins are ready! This week we have a delicious variety called Seminole. These small, cream-colored, bell-shaped fruits are sweeter than a butternut squash. Seminole pumpkin is an heirloom variety that is a staple among the Seminole…
Thanks to everyone that came out to this past Saturday’s farmers market. We are a rain or shine vendor so we were out in the rainy windy weather serving tacos and selling produce. You can always expect us and other…
This will be the last week we are offering seedlings for sale. Since it is the end of the greenhouse season all seedlings are just $2 each. We still have a nice selection of flowers, herbs, as well as hardy…
It is the end of the season for our seedlings so we are having a 50% off sale, making all our seedlings just $2 each. We have some great late summer herb and flower seedlings like deep purple basil and…
It is hard to believe that it is about to be Labor Day weekend. We know that it marks the unofficial end of the summer. But at our farm the crops are not ready for summer to end. Our heat…
August on our farm is filled with abundance. The plants are covered with fruit and during every work day the main task is harvesting. One day the focus is harvesting and sorting cherry tomatoes which typically results in about 200…
New offers this week include sweet peppers and sweet potato greens. For us, harvest of both of these crops starts in late summer. As our field is dominated by tomatoes it is easy to forget we grow anything else. But…